Continuance Due to Counsels Expetent Maternity Leave

  • Benefits in place before your leave will remain in place during the leave—but you can cancel extended health and dental coverage and any optional life insurance plans
  • If you're unsure about returning to work and want to minimize the repayment of benefits if you do not satisfy the return-to-work obligation, you may want to cancel your extended health and dental coverage
  • You must maintain Employee Basic Life Insurance and long-term disability coverage when you take maternity and/or parental leave. There is no option to waive this coverage
  • If you do not fulfil the return-to-work requirements, you'll have to repay any benefit premiums and/or flex credits paid on your behalf during your leave

Once you notify your employer that you're resigning, payroll will calculate your allowance and/or benefits overpayment and notify you in writing of the amount.

You must contact payroll to make arrangements for repayment. Contact information for payroll will be provided.


Cancelling benefits while on leave

Bargaining Unit benefits

To cancel extended health, dental or any of the optional life insurance plans you do not wish to maintain, review How to update your coverage on the Benefits for Bargaining Unit employees page.

You must maintain Employee Basic Life Insurance and long-term disability coverage when you take maternity and/or parental leave. There is no option to waive this coverage.

Flexible benefits for excluded employees

To cancel extended health, dental or any of the optional life insurance plans you do not wish to maintain, refer to How to update your coverage on the Benefits for excluded employees page.

You must maintain Employee Basic Life Insurance and long-term disability coverage. There's no option to waive this coverage.

  • If you cancel coverage under the Flexible Benefits Program, you'll receive additional flex credits each month for the length of your leave, or until you reinstate coverage during Open Enrolment or as a result of an eligible life event
    • If you return from your leave in a new plan year, you will have the opportunity to make elections at that time and reinstate your benefits

    • If you return from your leave in the same plan year, you will have to wait until the next Open Enrolment or an eligible life event to reinstate your benefits

    • You will need to provide Evidence of Insurability for Flexible Benefits (PDF, 520KB) if you apply for optional life insurance for yourself and/or your spouse

  • These credits count as cash earnings and are recorded on your pay. You're responsible for reporting to Service Canada any monies paid or payable to you, cash or other, while receiving employment insurance, maternity or parental benefits
  • If you do not meet the return-to-work requirements, you'll be required to repay the flex credits and any other benefit premiums paid on your behalf

Continuing Optional Life Insurance coverage while on leave

Under the Employment Standards Act (Part 6), you can pay the premiums and maintain the Optional Life Insurance coverage if you:

  • Are not eligible for top-up allowance
  • Are taking the leave but not receiving any top-up allowance
  • Waive your top-up allowance
  • Defer your top-up allowance

The Optional life insurance plans include:

  • Optional Family Funeral Benefit
  • Employee Optional Life Insurance
  • Spouse Optional Life Insurance
  • Child Optional Life Insurance
  • Employee Optional Accidental Death & Dismemberment Insurance
  • Spouse Optional Accidental Death & Dismemberment Insurance
  • Child Optional Accidental Death & Dismemberment Insurance

Within 30 days of starting your leave, complete the Option to Continue Employee Benefits While on Employment Standards Act Leave of Absence Without Pay form (PDF, 305KB).

If you do not maintain your Optional Life Insurance benefits, they will be considered waived. When you return, if you return within 3 months (90 days) from the start of your leave, any optional life insurance plans will be automatically reinstated. If you return after 3 months (90 days) from the start of your leave, any optional life insurance plans that does not require evidence of insurability can be reinstated. You'll need to reapply for optional employee and/or spouse optional life insurance and provide evidence of insurability. The insurance will not be effective until the carrier approves the application.

Refer to Benefits while on leave without pay.

Submit forms through an AskMyHRRestricted Access service request using the categories: Myself (or) My Team or Organization > Benefits > Submit a Health Benefit Form/Application.


Vacation accrual

In most cases, your entitlement will be pro-rated according to your maternity and/or parental leave start date.

Your vacation entitlements and vacation pay continues to accrue. It will be credited once you've returned to work for a period not less than 6 calendar months if all 3 of these conditions apply:

  1. You return to work for a period not less than 6 months after being on leave
  2. You have not received parental allowance
  3. You were employed prior to March 28, 2001

OR:

  • You're covered under the Crown Counsel Agreement and return to work for a period not less than 6 months after being on leave

Pension

Pension contributions are based solely on the maternity, parental or pre-placement adoption allowance you receive while you're on leave. You can purchase the remaining service for your leave within 5 years of the end of your leave period or before termination of employment, whichever occurs first.

If you are not returning to work after the leave, and you want to purchase the service, the application must be made while on leave (and therefore an active member) in order to be eligible to purchase.

If you do not apply to purchase a leave before terminating employment, you have lost the opportunity to purchase the service, even if you become an active plan member again.

Please note that if you have not gone on maternity leave yet and your baby is born early, you must notify us. Your maternity leave must start on the day that your baby is born. If you do not notify us, and your leave starts after your baby is born, this may impact your purchase of service.

Effective May 1, 2020, employees have the option to make continuous pension contributions monthly throughout their leave.

For more information, refer to the:

  • Purchase of service page
  • Public Service Pension Plan website

Payroll deductions

  • You may wish to cancel some deductions from your pay while you're on leave.
  • If you've applied for the Deferred Salary Leave program, you can suspend your contributions while on a temporary leave, such as maternity leave.

To suspend contributions, submit an AskMyHRRestricted Access service request using the categories: Myself > Leave & Time Off > Deferred Salary Leave.

Deductions must commence once you return from your leave. Notify MyHR when you return from your leave to reinstate your deductions by submitting an AskMyHRIDIR restricted service request using the categories: Myself > Leave & Time Off > Deferred Salary Leave.

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Source: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/careers-myhr/all-employees/leave-time-off/maternity-parental-pre-placement-adoption/maternity

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